Dave Mac wrote:
Brau Thrippledrouser beer frau Alloa
Thrappledouser is from the Inveralmond Brewery in Perth. I shoulld know as I have assited brewing it.
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Thrappledouser is from the Inveralmond Brewery in Perth. I shoulld know as I have assited brewing it.
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I dinnee ken!
Nothing to do with Dundee.
The first place in Scotland to sell them was a place in Stonehaven but it was actually the Australians who invented them.
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Hirsty
reply to 'The Scots...A thread for the beautiful part of the Island' posted Aug-2008
Thrappledouser is from the Inveralmond Brewery in Perth. I shoulld know as I have assited brewing it.
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Caron-a
reply to 'The Scots...A thread for the beautiful part of the Island' posted Aug-2008
Tony_H wrote:Why is everyone up here called Ken?
"Did yous see Big Brother last night, ken?"
"I was oot til late, Ken"
"I shee Sheltic didnee do very well, Ken"
"Dinnee ****ing tack to me aboot fitba, Ken"
I dinnee ken!
Bandit
reply to 'The Scots...A thread for the beautiful part of the Island' posted Aug-2008
Do Glaswegians say things differently?
ISTR.."See you Jimmy" being a Glasgow saying.
I think it's also the spiritual home of the Deep Fried Mars Bar 8)
ISTR.."See you Jimmy" being a Glasgow saying.
I think it's also the spiritual home of the Deep Fried Mars Bar 8)
RossF
reply to 'The Scots...A thread for the beautiful part of the Island' posted Aug-2008
We don't use "ken" or "like" frequently over here in Glasgow. Although I don't actually live IN Glasgow i'm a half hour on the train.
Hamish Macbeth
reply to 'The Scots...A thread for the beautiful part of the Island' posted Aug-2008
What have I blundered into here?
It's only a slope.
RossF
reply to 'The Scots...A thread for the beautiful part of the Island' posted Aug-2008
Hamish, don't ask.
Tony_H
reply to 'The Scots...A thread for the beautiful part of the Island' posted Aug-2008
.......and they say "I stay in Edinburgh" instead of "I live in Edinburgh". I always assumed they means they borrowed someones house to stay in, or something.
Oh, and the home of the deep fried mars bar, I believe, is Dundee. I suppose the miserable place has to be famous for something other than jute, timex watches, and The View.
BTW, an absolute biatch trying to get out of the country today - A1 shut near Dunbar, railway line closed, landslides, flooding, majorly bad weather............and its August for heavens sake! I ended up on some backroad trying to get away from the 5 mile queue of standing traffic, and driving through 2 feet of water running off the fields onto the lanes, with rubble and lumps of tarmac lifting up and floating away. I ended up in a place called Cockburnspath, before finding the A1 again north of Berwick, and behold the joy of the sign which said "Welcome to England".
Home, again. Thank God.
Oh, and the home of the deep fried mars bar, I believe, is Dundee. I suppose the miserable place has to be famous for something other than jute, timex watches, and The View.
BTW, an absolute biatch trying to get out of the country today - A1 shut near Dunbar, railway line closed, landslides, flooding, majorly bad weather............and its August for heavens sake! I ended up on some backroad trying to get away from the 5 mile queue of standing traffic, and driving through 2 feet of water running off the fields onto the lanes, with rubble and lumps of tarmac lifting up and floating away. I ended up in a place called Cockburnspath, before finding the A1 again north of Berwick, and behold the joy of the sign which said "Welcome to England".
Home, again. Thank God.
Hirsty
reply to 'The Scots...A thread for the beautiful part of the Island' posted Aug-2008
Tony_H wrote:
Oh, and the home of the deep fried mars bar, I believe, is Dundee. I suppose the miserable place has to be famous for something other than jute, timex watches, and The View.
Nothing to do with Dundee.
The first place in Scotland to sell them was a place in Stonehaven but it was actually the Australians who invented them.
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